Pass/Fail spreads through Ivy League and beyond
New York report notes colleges from Princeton to California in a growing trend toward Pass/Fail grading. It details programs at Penn, Columbia, Cornell, Brown and others, with some schools using it for all courses while others limit it to electives for juniors and seniors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
NEA
Antioch
Sarah Lawrence
Princeton University
Heynes
University of California At Berkeley
Princeton
University of Pennsylvania
Columbia University
Cornell University
Brown University
Mount Holyoke College
University of Hawaii
California Institute of Technology
Lehigh University
Tussman
Berkeley
Paul W. Eberman
College of Education
Temple University
Wake Forest College
Americans Seek Canada Draft Evasion Amid Rising Exile
In Toronto and across Ontario, about 2,000 Americans have relocated to escape U S draft laws with 400 to 500 settling in Toronto. Bob Thomas, 1-A five months, chose Canada over jail or conscientious objection, calling Canada calmer and free of U S conscription. Canadians assist these émigrés, while some stay politically nonaligned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
NEA
Bob Thomas
Bob
Indiana
Canada
Harry
Arizona
United States
Air Force
C.O
Tony Hyde
Student Union For Peace Action
Students For A Democratic Society
University of Toronto Library
America
Hyde
Bulgaria’s head nods and Soviet ties in a tourist boom
Sofia reports show Bulgaria courting Black Sea visitors with new resorts like Golden Sands and Sunny Beach while warning locals about foreigners. The state’s Soviet influence is visible in architecture and the teaching of Russian, with Georgi Dimitrov’s tomb gilded in a temple and Todor Zhivkov’s cult of personality reflected in shop windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Communist Party
Poland
Hungary
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Zhivkov
Bulgaria
West Germany
Yugoslavia
Todor Zhivkov
Voice of America
Sofia
Europe
NEA
Black Sea
Golden Sands
Sunny Beach
Golden Sands Beadhly
CUA
Russia
Georgi Dimitrov
Anitmar
Todor Zhivkoy
Dmitrov
Ob Khirushches Zhivkoy
Sins and Sports Quotes From Iconic Figures Amid News Snippets
A collage of quotes and brief items from 1988 spans Lynda Bird Johnson shopping in Spain, Coach Blanton Collier on Jimmy Brown's retirement, Johnson's China policy remarks, Prime Minister Wilson in the USSR, and medical cautions on exercise by Drs Montero and Smyth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Sins —Lynda Bird Johnson
Spain
Blanton Collier
Cleveland Browns
Jimmy Brown
China
Johnson
Reta
Ians
Wilson
Britain
Soviet Union
Jose Montero
Kenneth Smyth
Association For Physics
Mental Rehabilitation
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Philip Werdell
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
HOPE
Ark
Roger Rapoport
Ontario
Commien
Sandy Dennis
Daphne
Inga Swensen
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Tom A. Cullen
Newspaper
Enterprise Assn
Hoglang
POL. AG
ED Dorrig
Democrats
Rockefeller
Call Rockefeller
Headquarters
Pol
Ad Pd
Lynn Harris
Winthrop Rockefeller
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